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The last book in my Covent Garden Cubs series, I Kissed a Rogue, is now out in the world. I'm a little sad to see this series end, but then again, in my mind my series never really end. The characters live on (and sometimes even generate new stories!). I'd been waiting to write Brooks's story from the first time he stepped on the page in the Viscount of Vice novella. Brook is the son of an earl and an investigator for hire. Why? Why hasn't he chosen the usual rode for a second born son? Why has he embraced a profession that drives him into the slums of London? And why is he so good at what he does? What drives Brook? Love or hate or maybe a bit of both? I got to know Brook a little better in each successive book in the series, but he still had some surprises for me in I Kissed a Rogue . I love all of my heroes, but I thought it might be fun to see who readers identified the most with. So who's your match? Click here to find out more about Brook and rea...

What is your definition of a hero?  Merriam Webster breaks down their definition of a hero in three parts: 1.)   The mythological or legendary figure 2.)   The principal male character in a literary or dramatic work 3.)   The submarine (as in sandwich)…FYI: I grew up in northern NJ, and we do NOT call them heroes up here…only subs. But then Webster breaks down the mythological or legendary figure into four other parts: 1.)   He is often of divine descent endowed with great strength or ability 2.)   He could also be an illustrious warrior 3.)   He could also be a man admired for his achievements and noble qualities 4.)   And lastly is a man who shows great courage.   My hubby is my hero for many reasons, some of which I might be coerced into sharing over a pint or two of Guinness… but I digress. Recently when I was at the point of pulling my hair out, or simply breaking down due to the ...